Podcasts about Rapid prototyping

Lust bekommen auf das LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY®-Barcamp am 13.05? Last Minute bekommt ihr 50% Rabatt auf das Ticket, wenn ihr euch zu zweit anmeldet. Melde dich dafür bei Konstantin Eckert oder bei mir - David Hillmer. Zum Beispiel auf LinkedIn oder per Mail an david@helloagile.de In dieser Episode wurde es spielerisch und gleichzeitig hoch spannend: Ich sprach mit Ludwig Maul, Senior Innovation Coach bei Bosch und ehemaliger Senior Designer bei LEGO in Billund. Unterstützt wurde ich dabei von meinem HelloAgile-Kollegen Konstantin Eckert, Unit Lead unserer LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY®-Unit. Gemeinsam tauchten wir in die Welt der Spielzeuge ein – und entdeckten, was wir daraus für die Arbeitswelt lernen können: ✨ Wie radikale Nutzerzentrierung aussieht, wenn Kinder die Haupttester sind. ✨ Warum Co-Creation durch Spiel oft bessere Innovationen hervorbringt. ✨ Weshalb emotionale Werte wichtiger sind als klassische Produktanforderungen. ✨ Wie Agilität bei LEGO gelebt wird – offen, ehrlich und manchmal chaotisch. ✨ Und: Warum ein "Play Mindset" nicht nur bei LEGO, sondern auch in Unternehmen ein echter Gamechanger sein könnte. Neben spannenden Einblicken aus Ludwigs Zeit bei LEGO sprachen wir über Rapid Prototyping, kreative Experimente im LEGO Creative Play Lab, die Rolle der Digitalisierung im Spiel und darüber, was Unternehmen erreichen könnten, wenn sie Arbeit wieder spielerischer denken.

In this episode of Project Synapse, join our group of AI-obsessed IT professionals as they discuss the intriguing concept of AI-generated code, specifically focusing on 'vibe coding.' Marcel Gagne, a former system administrator turned author, dives deep into the history and potential of writing code through AI. The episode covers the evolution from early programming languages like COBOL and Fortran to modern AI coding tools like Cursor and Firebase. Discover how AI tools aid in prototyping, personal productivity, and the future possibilities in enterprise-level applications. The team also explores security implications, testing methodologies, and the importance of responsible AI use in development. Tune in to learn about the present and future impact of AI on programming and systems development. 00:00 Introduction to Project Synapse 00:36 Meet the Hosts 02:53 The Evolution of Programming Languages 08:27 The Rise of Vibe Coding 14:00 Practical Applications and Experiences 19:54 Advanced Tools and IDEs 22:39 Challenges and Solutions in AI Coding 29:56 Starting Fresh: The Importance of Context 33:04 Introduction to Programming by Kenny Rogers 33:28 Legendary Programmer John Carmack 33:38 AI in Game Development 34:19 Nostalgia for Classic Games 35:59 The Evolution of Game Engines 38:04 AI's Role in Modern Coding 38:36 Proof of Concept and Rapid Prototyping 44:20 Security Concerns with AI-Generated Code 50:06 The Future of AI in Enterprise Systems 01:00:27 The Importance of Testing and Security 01:03:44 Final Thoughts and Recommendations

Vidya Dinamani and Heather Samarin dive into the world of customer-driven innovation with Omada Health's CPO, Randhir Vieira. Randhir shares how scrappy research methods, empathy-led design, and outcome-focused metrics shape better products. He also discusses his insights on aligning teams, navigating rapid prototyping, and balancing speed with meaningful results. 

If you're struggling to keep people engaged and loyal in your product or business, Join Our (FREE) Professor Game Community Now & Learn how to create true loyalty: professorgame.com/freecommunity-web Can planning marketing be a make-or-break decision? This episode of the Professor Game podcast also offers a comprehensive look into the iterative development process and the importance of user-centric design. We explore how failures can be powerful learning tools and how engaging with users early can shape the app's future direction. Our guest discusses his success with a mobile game that addresses environmental issues and highlights the impact of rigorous user research. Tune in for valuable insights on crafting meaningful and engaging user experiences through gamification. Dave is a software developer specializing in mobile apps. He's currently building Roads Audio, an app designed to enable asynchronous, podcast-like conversations with the goal of helping people maintain deeper relationships. Dave also runs a YouTube channel, 1ManStartup, where he shares insights and tutorials on app development. Earlier this year, he won a competition sponsored by Global Citizen and Google with his mobile game Last Bottle, which sheds light on the often-overlooked truths of recycling. Rob is a host and consultant at Professor Game as well as an expert, international speaker and advocate for the use of gamification and games-based solutions, especially in education and learning. He's also a professor and workshop facilitator for the topics of the podcast and LEGO SERIOUS PLAY (LSP) for top higher education institutions that include EFMD, IE Business School and EBS among others in Europe, America and Asia.   Guest Links and Info Website: 1manstartup.com/about LinkedIn: Dave Faliskie Instagram: @1manstartup TikTok: @1manstartup X/Twitter: @davefaliskie YouTube: 1ManStartup   Links to episode mentions: Proposed guest: Someone from Global Citizen Recommended book: Tomorrow, and tomorrow and tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin Irresistible by Adam Alter Favorite game: Mario series!   Lets's do stuff together! Get started in Gamification for FREE! LinkedIn Twitter Facebook Instagram TikTok YouTube Ask a question

Orlando Zambrano (Defense Innovation Unit) How the DIU is Harnessing Commercial Tech for National Security Summary: In today's episode, Les talks with Orlando Zambrano, a West Point graduate and former infantry officer, who discusses his journey from serving in the 1/73 Airborne Brigade to working at the Defense Innovation Unit (DIU). DIU, established in 2015, aims to integrate commercial technology into defense solutions. Orlando highlights DIU's three phases: 1.0 focused on building Silicon Valley links, 2.0 on rapid prototyping, and 3.0 on strategic impact at scale. Orlando discusses DIU's role in leveraging private investment and AI to enhance military capabilities, aiming for rapid adaptation in response to evolving threats. Here's a closer look at the episode: Origins and Background of Orlando Zambrano Orlando recounts his upbringing in Florida and Venezuela, influenced by his parents' immigrant backgrounds and his early interest in service and leadership. Military Service and Early Career Orlando's years in management consulting at McKinsey before transitioning to roles in the startup ecosystem, focusing on autonomy companies. Orlando's decision to join the Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) as a contractor, driven by the desire to contribute to national security and defense innovation. The importance of DIU's dual-fluency team members who can engage effectively with both the DoD and the commercial technology sector. DIU's history and mission, and the importance of harnessing commercial technology to solve warfighter problems. Examples of DIU Projects and Successes The role of DIU in creating pathways for private investment and supporting the growth of defense tech companies. Future of Autonomy and AI in Defense Orlando shares his admiration for the talented and patriotic people he works with at DIU, who are committed to maintaining the U.S. technological edge. Resources: DIU Website: https://www.diu.mil/ Orlando LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/orzambrano/ DIU LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/diux/

Our guest is Yasemin Cenberoglu, who was the first designer to work on Microsoft's Copilot, all in secret, before the world was exposed to ChatGPT for the first time.Yasemin is a Principal Design Manager at Microsoft, leading the Copilot product for Teams Meetings, Calling, and Devices. She's the first designer to shape what Copilot is today. Previously, she served as the Director of Design at Digitalist. Yasemin is an advisory board member at IDEA School of Design at Capilano University. She studied in Germany and then at Cal State, in the Bay area.00:49 Yasmin's Background and Role 02:09 Design Differences: Europe vs North America 03:44 Service Design Methodologies 03:58 Co-Creating with OpenAI 04:38 Blueprints and Customer Journeys 05:27 Rapid Prototyping and Testing 06:20 Reconnecting with Yasmin 07:06 The Excitement of Innovation 10:04 Defining Value Drivers 11:50 Building High-Level Scenarios 12:49 Managing Feasibility and Vision 15:53 Lessons Learned from GenAI 21:05 Testing and User Feedback 22:51 Iterative Design and AI 31:52 Building Trust in AI 34:12 Service Design in AI 39:11 Deciding Between Co-Pilot, Agent, or Chatbot 43:41 Future of Assistive Software 47:27 Advice for Aspiring AI DesignersEpisode is hosted by:Arpy Dragffy Guerrero (Founder & Head of product strategy, PH1 Research) https://www.linkedin.com/in/adragffy/ Brittany Hobbs (VP Insights, Huge) https://www.linkedin.com/in/brittanyhobbs/Thank you for listening to the Design of AI podcast. We interview leaders and practitioners at the forefront of AI. If you like this episode please remember to leave a rating and to follow us on your favorite podcast app.Take part in the conversations about AI https://www.linkedin.com/company/designofai/ This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit designofai.substack.com

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Ever wondered how a hackathon champion turns fleeting ideas into groundbreaking tech tools? Sergey Pigach reveals the secrets behind rapid prototyping and his favorite Grasshopper plugin that you won't want to miss! Join Sergey as he takes us through his fascinating software development journey, filled with hackathon triumphs and challenges in AI and machine learning. Learn about his favorite architecture styles, the future of AI in architecture, and his thoughts on insecurities in academia regarding AI. Serge also shares the process behind TT Core's product development and his interest in neuromorphic computing. This video is packed with valuable advice for young professionals and students looking to make their mark in the tech world. 00:00 - Introduction 01:00 - Serge's Journey and Contributions in Hackathons 02:00 - Serge's Approach and Inspirations in Software Development 03:32 - Discussion on Favorite Grasshopper Plugin 04:26 - Favorite Architecture Discussion 06:30 - Thoughts on Architecture's Future and AI 10:39 - Memorable Hackathon Experiences 11:09 - Insecurities and Skepticism about AI in Academia 14:00 - Rapid Prototyping and Development of AC Tech Tools 20:00 - Challenges of Data in AI and Machine Learning 23:52 - Specialized Tools and Software in AI Projects 28:35 - Difficulties in Transitioning Hackathon Ideas to Real Products 30:00 - TT Core's Product Development Process 35:02 – Learning and Working with Different Programming Languages 40:00 - Serge's Interest in Neuromorphic Computing 50:00 - Using LLMs and AI for Education and Problem Solving 55:00 - Advice for Young Professionals and Students 57:50 - Rapid Fire: Sci-Fi Film, Academia or Industry, Role Model #sergeypigachaectech #ttcorestudioproducts #aectech

Catherine Nelson is a freelance data scientist and writer. She is currently working on the forthcoming O'Reilly book "Software Engineering for Data Scientists”. Why All Data Scientists Should Learn Software Engineering Principles // MLOps podcast #245 with Catherine Nelson, a freelance Data Scientist. A big thank you to LatticeFlow AI for sponsoring this episode! LatticeFlow AI - https://latticeflow.ai/ // Abstract Data scientists have a reputation for writing bad code. This quote from Reddit sums up how many people feel: “It's honestly unbelievable and frustrating how many Data Scientists suck at writing good code.” But as data science projects grow, and because the job now often includes deploying ML models, it's increasingly important for DSs to learn fundamental SWE principles such as keeping your code modular, making sure your code is readable by other people and so on. The exploratory nature of DS projects means that you can't be sure where you will end up at the start of a project, but there's still a lot you can do to standardize the code you write. // Bio Catherine Nelson is the author of "Software Engineering for Data Scientists", a guide for data scientists who want to level up their coding skills, published by O'Reilly in May 2024. She is currently consulting for GenAI startups and providing mentorship and career coaching to data scientists. Previously, she was a Principal Data Scientist at SAP Concur. She has extensive experience deploying NLP models to production and evaluating ML systems, and she is also co-author of the book "Building Machine Learning Pipelines", published by O'Reilly in 2020. In her previous career as a geophysicist, she studied ancient volcanoes and explored for oil in Greenland. Catherine has a PhD in geophysics from Durham University and a Masters of Earth Sciences from Oxford University. // MLOps Jobs board https://mlops.pallet.xyz/jobs // MLOps Swag/Merch https://mlops-community.myshopify.com/ // Related Links Software Engineering for Data Scientists book by Catherine Nelson: https://learning.oreilly.com/library/view/software-engineering-for/9781098136192/ https://www.amazon.com/Software-Engineering-Data-Scientists-Notebooks/dp/1098136209 --------------- ✌️Connect With Us ✌️ ------------- Join our slack community: https://go.mlops.community/slack Follow us on Twitter: @mlopscommunity Sign up for the next meetup: https://go.mlops.community/register Catch all episodes, blogs, newsletters, and more: https://mlops.community/ Connect with Demetrios on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dpbrinkm/ Connect with Catherine on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/catherinenelson1/ Timestamps: [00:00] Catherine's preferred coffee [00:15] Takeaways [02:38] Meeting magic: Embracing serenity [06:23] The Software Engineering for Data Scientists book [10:41] Exploring ideas rapidly [12:52] Bridging Data Science gaps [16:17] Data poisoning concerns [18:26] Transitioning from a data scientist to a machine learning engineer [21:53] Rapid Prototyping vs Thorough Development [23:45] Data scientists take ownership [25:53] Data scientists' role balance [30:30] Understanding system design process [36:00] Data scientists and Kubernetes [41:33 - 43:03] LatticeFlow AI Ad [43:05] The Future of Data Science [45:09] Data scientists analyzing models [46:46] Tools gaps in prompt tracking [50:44] Learnings from writing the book

(3:46) - Audi Sport: 3D-printed tools, jigs and fixtures in a day instead of weeksThis episode was brought to you by Mouser, our favorite place to get electronics parts for any project, whether it be a hobby at home or a prototype for work. Click HERE to learn more about how additive manufacturing is being leveraged in the automotive industry to revolutionize the way we approach car design! Become a founding reader of our newsletter: http://read.thenextbyte.com/ As always, you can find these and other interesting & impactful engineering articles on Wevolver.com.

This time we dive into the new possibilities to quickly build products with automation tools like make.com, and zapier.com, in combination with AI tools. This fast way to build MVPs and prototypes accelerates the whole process of shipping and testing products. Tune in to learn more! ✩ Follow The Product Bakery Podcast ✩

In this deep-dive episode, Greg Paulsen, Director of Applications, Engineering and Marketing at Xometry, discusses the complexities and intricacies of physical product development. He highlights the importance of understanding different manufacturing methods and the potential biases they can introduce in the design process. The episode delves into the pros and cons of various 3D printing technologies such as filament-based, powder bed fusion, and resin-based methods. Greg also points out the potential pitfalls of not considering scalability when developing prototypes. He underscores the need for clear communication regarding design requirements and having in-depth discussions about the design and manufacturing processes for successful product development.This episode is NOT sponsored by Xometry however they have provided a perk for TBC listeners:Take $25 off an order of over $100 through Xometry's Instant Quoting Engine® using the promotion code BldCirPod2024. Limit one use per customer. This offer expires on June 30, 2024._____________________________________________________________________________Music by: Joel Caffey and Tom Stoke (in addition to royalty-free music provided by Descript)DISCLAIMER Please be aware that "The Builder Circle by Pratik" and "Pratik Development LLC" are entirely independent and are not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Xometry, Inc. or any of its subsidiaries. The views, opinions, and content expressed in our podcast are exclusively those of "The Builder Circle by Pratik" and "Pratik Development LLC" and do not reflect the views, opinions, or policies of Xometry, Inc. or any associated entities. The content provided in this podcast is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as professional advice. Pratik Development, LLC., the hosts, guests, and producers of this podcast are not engaged in rendering legal, financial, or other professional services. Listeners are encouraged to seek the advice of qualified professionals regarding specific issues related to their business, product development, or any other matters discussed in the podcast. The information, opinions, and recommendations presented in this podcast are based on the personal experiences and expertise of the hosts and guests. However, they do not guarantee the accuracy, completeness, or effectiveness of any information shared. The hosts and guests disclaim any liability for any errors or omissions in the content or for any actions taken based on the information provided.It is important to note that every situation is unique, and what may work for one individual or business may not work for another. Listeners are responsible for conducting their own research, due diligence, and making informed decisions based on their specific circumstances.By accessing and listening to this podcast, you acknowledge and agree that the hosts, guests, and producers of the podcast shall not be held liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, or any other damages arising out of or in connection with the use of the information presented in the podcast. Listeners are advised to independently verify any information presented and consult with appropriate professionals before making any decisions or taking any actions based on the content of this podcast. By continuing to listen to this podcast, you indicate your understanding and acceptance of this disclaimer.

It is common to hear about productivity, materials, and laser power in additive manufacturing (AM). But stories are rarely heard about the lives being changed because of this technology. Innovation in AM is not just about technology. It is about transforming lives and creating a better future for people.  Host Fabian Alefeld speaks with Princess Moshoana, a South African woman whose life was forever changed by a violent act and then restored through the marvels of AM and Dr. Gerrie Booysen, a leading figure in AM and Director of the Centre for Rapid Prototyping and Manufacturing at the Central University of Technology. Together, they share a journey of recovery and groundbreaking advancements in medical industrial 3D printing.  Comments about the show or wish to share your AM journey? Contact us at additive.snack@eos-na.com. The Additive Snack Podcast is brought to you by EOS.  Key Takeaways:  [1:31] Princess recounts the violent crime that left her physically and emotionally unable to smile.  [7:11] Dr. Gerrie Booysen explains the history of the Centre for Rapid Prototyping and how they began 3D-printed patient-specific implants.  [11:06] The arduous process chain of creating, implanting, and reconstructing Princess' jaw with an AM printed part.  [13:37] How additive manufacturing helped Princess regain her hopes and dreams.  [15:14] The many ways AM devices and reconstructive surgery can meet the tremendous needs of South Africans. Resource Link:  Centre for Rapid Prototyping and Manufacturing  

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Hello, And Welcome to the 94th Tech@Lunch Full Episode. The full-length episodes are around 30 minutes long or longer (This one is longer) and span the duration of a lunch break. This week's lunch topic focused on Rapid Prototyping and STEM / STEAM Education. We look at Rapid Prototyping ideas, techniques, technology, and training and education opportunities required. We also discuss how Rapid Prototyping supports and requires using STEM/STEAM and how companies can support that mission.  So join us as we Dive into Rapid Prototyping and STEM / STEAM Education. So join us on the Vulcanara Technology Solutions YouTube Channel for new videos on Youtube. Subscribe to the YouTube channel to get updates on giveaways and other community events we may be doing. Stay tuned for the Details regarding the Giveaway we are going to do. Leave a comment on this video on YouTube saying vacuum if you want to see us test a 3D printer in a vacuum chamber. Please take a look at the Tech@Lunch Merch by going to www.apparel.vulcanara3d.comtake a look at our Lithophnes or other products at www.PrintedHeritage.com 

With Stake, Australia's leading investing platform, I'm excited to share the third episode of 'Going Public' - a new monthly series giving you unique access to the entrepreneurs, founders and executives who've taken their business public. Oleg Vornik is the CEO and Managing Director of DroneShield (ASX: DRO), an Australian and U.S. publicly listed company providing C-UAS (counter-drone) protection, focusing on Radio Frequency sensing, Artificial Intelligence Machine Learning, Sensor Fusion, Electronic Warfare, Rapid Prototyping and MIL-SPEC manufacturing.  The company was listed on the ASX in 2016 under the ticker DRO. DISCLAIMER: Views expressed are those of the individual only. This does not constitute financial advice.  You can subscribe to the newsletter here: https://lnkd.in/e7C8akgj.  Join the Facebook Group. Follow Mark Bouris on Instagram, LinkedIn & YouTube. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michael Giuliano is an American entrepreneur and scholar that has independently designed, developed, patented, and commercialized products in excess of $2,000,000,000 USD.He has a mastery level in the areas of Business Intelligence, Predictive Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, Organizational Change, Corporate Alignment, Data Science, Quantitative Analytics, Machine Learning, AntiGravitics, and Neural Networks. An active board member and volunteer at several top rated Engineering and Business Schools.  He currently serves as a paid Chairman of the Board for several of the top echelon leadership organizations including Special Forces, Cyber, Tactical, and Corporations.Michael started his career at tech-giant Intel® as a microchip manufacturing engineer earning distinct Engineering honors spanning some of the highest-profile product launches on record in the digital and mobility spaces (including X-Box®, Apple®, Xeon®,and Pentium4®) and served as Intel's First Lean Content Expert at their Flagship Plant.Clients and collaborators include the global "who's who" of brands including: Intel, Apple, Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Disney, Coca-Cola, Altria, Procter & Gamble, Unilever, Louis Vuitton, McDonald's, Toyota, Honda, Nike, Cisco, SAP, Oracle, Verizon, GE, Budweiser, IBM, Mercedes-Benz, BMW, American Express, L'Oréal, Gucci, Hermès, General Motors, Nestles, Home Depot, Starbucks, Sony, FedEx, UPS, YellowRoadway, AmerisourceBergen, ClevelandClinic, Stryker, Medtronic, and more.Michael is most recognized as the US Patent & Trademark Owner of certifiedlean®, he has led and trained thousands globally in Lean, Product Development, Rapid Prototyping, and Hoshin Kanri spanning nearly every industry, discipline, and profession.  In 2014, he proudly donated his “certified-lean®" mark to Ohio University, which has been formally incorporated into the Industrial and Systems Engineering Undergraduate and Graduate Degrees as well as professional online certifications across the globe.Listen to this episode to hear what it takes to have a disciplined mindset and be able to stay focused and become unstoppable.Follow Michael on Instagram Support the showFollow Jackie Minsky on Instagram Send a message and let Jackie know what you love, what you want more of on the show

Adriano im Gespräch mit Jan Bock.Wie bei vielen von No-Code Enthusiast:innen fing bei Jan alles mit Wordpress an. Und auch wenn Jan heute noch bei einigen Projekten auf Wordpress setzen würde, ist es längst nicht mehr seine Weapon of Choice.Jan ist Product Manager bei der Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG und arbeitet dort im Bereich Digital Ecosystems. In dieser Folge hören wir, wie Jan seine No-Code Reise begann und womit er heute seine Projekte umsetzt. Außerdem erzählt uns Jan von seiner Erfahrung in unserem Rapid Prototyping mit No-Code Bootcamp. Dort hat Jan dank Bubble ein altes Uni Projekt aus Excel in einer funktionsfähige Web-App verwandelt.Jan's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jan-bock/////////// Gefällt dir unser VisualMakers Content? Werde selbst zum VisualMaker mit einem unserer vielen kostenlosen Kurse. Starte jetzt durch und werde No-Code Profi https://www.visualmakers.de/academy**////////// Folge uns auf: LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/3SfL6oOYoutube: https://bit.ly/3OF5jBjInstagram: https://bit.ly/3cMYH6NSlack: https://bit.ly/vm-slack**////////// Jetzt Newsletter abonnieren und keine No-Code News mehr verpassen! https://bit.ly/3cMYNeF**

Sandra Rodriguez is a director and creative director of immersive experiences that use AI to create spaces where you interact with sentient-like entities. I had a chance to catch up with her during Tribeca Immersive 2023 to unpack three of her recent projects that are at the intersection of XR and AI: Chomsky vs Chomsky (see my previous interview in episode #898), Sex, Desire, and Data Show at the Phi Centre, and Future Rites (see my previous interview in episode #1076). We cover everything from large language models from GPT 2.0 to GPT 4.0, creating abstract art from an AI model that trained on millions of porn videos, and creating an AI autotune for embodied dance movements. Rodriguez has so many deep and profound insights about the intersection between XR and AI that I saw it fitting to conclude my 17-episode series with my latest interview with her. Here is a list of the entire series of 17 interviews in this series: #1253: XR & AI Series Kickoff with Evo Heyning on a Promptcraft Guide to Generative Media #1254: Using AI to Upskill Creative Sovereignty with XR Arist Violeta Ayala #1255: Using GPT Chatbots to Bootstrap Social VR Spaces with “Quantum Bar” Demo #1256: Using GPT for Conversational Interface for Escape Room VR Game "The Unclaimed Masterpiece" #1257: Talk on Preliminary Thoughts on AI: History, Ethics, and Conceptual Frames #1258: Using XR & AI to Reclaim and Preserve Indigenous Languages with Michael Running Wolf #1259: AWE Panel on the Intersection of AI and the Metaverse #1260: Using ChatGPT for XR Education and Persistent Virtual Assistant via AR Headsets #1261: Using ChatGPT for Rapid Prototyping of Tilt Five AR Applications with CEO Jeri Ellsworth #1262: Using in AI in AR Filters & ChatGPT for Business Planning with Educator Don Allen Stevenson III #1263: MeetWol AI Agent with Niantic, Overbeast AR App, & Speculative Architecture Essays with Keiichi Matsuda #1264: Inworld.ai for Dynamic NPC Characters with Knowledge, Memory, & Robust Narrative Controls #1265: Integrating Generative AI into Live Theatre Performance in WebXR with OnBoardXR #1266: Converting Dance into Multi-Channel Generative AI Performance at 30FPS with "Kinectic Diffusion" #1267: Frontiers of XR & AI Integrations with ONX Studio Technical Directors & Sensorium Co-Founders #1268: Survey of Open Metaverse Technologies & AI Workflows by Adrian Biedrzycki #1269: Three XR & AI Projects: "Sex, Desire, and Data Show," "Chomsky vs Chomsky," and "Future Rites" This is a listener-supported podcast through the Voices of VR Patreon. Music: Fatality

I had a chance to catch up with Jeri Ellsworth, co-founder and CEO of Tilt Five again at Augmented World Expo 2023. Be sure to catch my previous conversation in episode #1021 where she gives her full epic backstory in inventing Tilt Five at Valve, getting fire, and eventually being able to re-acquire the IP rights against all odds. At the time of this recording, Tilt Five had been shipping for six months, and I get a bit of an update for how their launch has been going, and their various efforts to promote a physical face-to-face use case for tabletop AR gaming. Ellsworth also shared with me how she used ChatGPT in order to rapidly prototype an AR demo for Tilt Five that they were showing at AWE. She's emphasizes the benefits of being able to quickly discover the fun within AR interactions, and how ChatGPT has been revolutionizing her own rapid prototyping processes by feeding in the Tilt Five API code as an input prompt, and then asking it how a senior Unity developer would go about solving how to visualize a specific data set of live satellite data. This is a listener-supported podcast through the Voices of VR Patreon. Music: Fatality

The intersection of XR and Artificial Intelligence is a hot topic, and this is the start of a 17-part Voices of VR podcast series where I've interviewed different immersive artists and XR developers over the past four months about how they're integrating AI into their workflow in creating virtual and augmented reality projects. I'm starting the series off with Evo Heyning, how has done a deep dive into dozens of generative AI programs, and she wrote an entire book called Promptcraft: Guidebook for Generative Media in Creative Work that explores our relationship to generative media. I had a chance to talk to her about her book at AWE where we talk about her journey into generative AI, her world in virtual worlds and the Open Metaverse Interoperability Group, and her various projects that live at the intersection of immersive media and AI. Here is a list of the 17 episodes in this series on the intersection of XR and AI: #1253: XR & AI Series Kickoff with Evo Heyning on a Promptcraft Guide to Generative Media #1254: Using AI to Upskill Creative Sovereignty with XR Arist Violeta Ayala #1255: Using GPT Chatbots to Bootstrap Social VR Spaces with “Quantum Bar” Demo #1256: Using GPT for Conversational Interface for Escape Room VR Game "The Unclaimed Masterpiece" #1257: Talk on Preliminary Thoughts on AI: History, Ethics, and Conceptual Frames #1258: Using XR & AI to Reclaim and Preserve Indigenous Languages with Michael Running Wolf #1259: AWE Panel on the Intersection of AI and the Metaverse #1260: Using ChatGPT for XR Education and Persistent Virtual Assistant via AR Headsets #1261: Using ChatGPT for Rapid Prototyping of Tilt Five AR Applications with CEO Jeri Ellsworth #1262: Using in AI in AR Filters & ChatGPT for Business Planning with Educator Don Allen Stevenson III #1263: MeetWol AI Agent with Niantic, Overbeast AR App, & Speculative Architecture Essays with Keiichi Matsuda #1264: Inworld.ai for Dynamic NPC Characters with Knowledge, Memory, & Robust Narrative Controls #1265: Integrating Generative AI into Live Theatre Performance in WebXR with OnBoardXR #1266: Converting Dance into Multi-Channel Generative AI Performance at 30FPS with "Kinectic Diffusion" #1267: Frontiers of XR & AI Integrations with ONX Studio Technical Directors & Sensorium Co-Founders #1268: Survey of Open Metaverse Technologies & AI Workflows by Adrian Biedrzycki #1269: Three XR & AI Projects: "Sex, Desire, and Data Show," "Chomsky vs Chomsky," and "Future Rites" This is a listener-supported podcast through the Voices of VR Patreon. Music: Fatality

Die Themen: Die Ausschreitungen in Frankreich; Olaf Scholz im Sommerinterview; Der erste Bürgermeister der AfD; Die Bratwurstallianz gegen die Grünen; Joe Biden auf Reisen; Rapid Prototyping mit Space Karen; Ostdeutsche Moderator*innen für Ostdeutschland; "Indiana Jones 5" droht der Flop; Boris Becker ist kein TV-Experte mehr; Hochzeit mit einem Krokodil und Kälteräume für Franz Josef Wagner Du möchtest mehr über unsere Werbepartner erfahren? Hier findest du alle Infos & Rabatte: https://linktr.ee/ApokalypseundFilterkaffee

We discuss rapid prototyping & how eng leaders can develop better product instincts with David Crawshaw, CTO & Co-Founder @ Tailscale! He shares his leadership journey from Google to Tailscale and how the early product development days at his startup lead to incorporating rapid prototyping principles within their eng org. We also cover strategies and recommendations for those who are new to rapid prototyping, how to work with design & product teams while quickly iterating, navigating the tension between speed & quality, and how to avoid common pitfalls while implementing the process.ABOUT DAVID CRAWSHAWDavid Crawshaw (@davidcrawshaw) is co-founder and CTO of Tailscale. Previously he was a staff engineer at Google, where he specialized in petabyte-scale logs processing. He implemented TCP/IP networking for Fuchsia, as well as ported the Go language platform to iOS and Android."If you're a pre-seed startup in the Bay Area and you are trying to ship something to your first few customers and you ship with 40-something languages, then you've made a mistake, but it's not necessarily true that a large company has made that mistake. For larger companies with more total requirements, I think the big question is can you construct environments where you can experiment without all of these requirements?”- David Crawshaw   Join us at ELC Annual 2023!ELC Annual is our flagship conference for engineering leaders. You'll learn from experts in engineering and leadership, gain mentorship and support from like-minded professionals, expand your perspectives, build relationships across the tech industry, and leave with practical prove strategies.Join us this August 30-31 at the Fort Mason Center in San FranciscoFor tickets, head to https://sfelc.com/annual2023SHOW NOTES:David's background at Google & the transition to founding Tailscale (1:51)Early-day challenges at Tailscale w/ prototyping (4:03)How Tailscale discovered & employed rapid prototyping during its early days (6:41)Paradigm shifts around the product-building process & feedback loop (8:37)Recommendations for those new to rapid prototyping (11:20)Shifting your org's culture toward accelerated iteration cycles w/ arbitrary limits (13:36)Frameworks for getting to a faster prototype (16:52)How to work w/ design & product throughout rapid prototyping process (19:26)Navigating the tension between doing things quickly vs. working well (21:51)Where large companies try to rapid prototype & things go wrong (26:29)Trains vs. EVs in the Bay area – a metaphor for rapid iteration (28:46)Bringing that metaphor to software development (31:37)David's perspective on widespread adoption of OpenAI (34:31)Rapid fire questions (39:19)LINKS AND RESOURCESTomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow - In this exhilarating novel from Gabrielle Zevin, two friends--often in love, but never lovers--come together as creative partners in the world of video game design, where success brings them fame, joy, tragedy, duplicity, and, ultimately, a kind of immortality.This episode wouldn't have been possible without the help of our incredible production team:Patrick Gallagher - Producer & Co-HostJerry Li - Co-HostNoah Olberding - Associate Producer, Audio & Video Editor https://www.linkedin.com/in/noah-olberding/Dan Overheim - Audio Engineer, Dan's also an avid 3D printer - https://www.bnd3d.com/Ellie Coggins Angus - Copywriter, Check out her other work at https://elliecoggins.com/about/

Check out this groundbreaking chat with Mike Vaughan, the CEO of The Regis Company. We dove deep into the world of artificial intelligence, exploring its game-changing potential for reshaping experiential learning. The takeaway? It's not only impressive but crucial in the evolving landscape of L&D.We looked at how AI and simulations are no longer exclusive to tech giants or reserved for extravagant budgets. Mike shared how advancements democratize the process, making it easier and faster than ever to create engaging learning experiences. We also explored how AI is drastically accelerating the design phase of learning solutions, bringing rapid prototyping to our fingertips. One of the key shifts we tackled is the transition from a traditional "fully-formed blueprint" mindset to an iterative approach. This fresh perspective allows us to adapt, experiment, and make adjustments swiftly, a necessary skill in this dynamic landscape. Yes, it's uncomfortable, but hey, who said growth was easy?We're also saying goodbye to the era of giant behemoth simulations and hello to the age of 'nano Sims'. Bite-sized, digestible, and just as impactful - that's the future, folks. But don't just take my word for it. Mike's insights and first-hand experience truly bring this vision to life.So, if you're curious about how AI is revolutionizing learning and development or want to discover practical tips for dipping your toes in this AI-infused pool, you've got to watch this conversation. We've only just scratched the surface here. See you on the inside!Make sure to give it a watch, hit the like button if you enjoy our deep dive, and don't forget to subscribe for more exciting discussions about the future of learning and development. Let's push boundaries together. The Impact of AI on L&D [00:03:42 - 00:06:15] Dive into how AI is changing the learning and development landscape, shifting the focus from information to higher cognitive skill development. Explore how AI can become an ally in providing rapid, effective learning solutions. The Power of Rapid Prototyping [00:17:22 - 00:20:59] Discover the game-changing impact of AI in enabling faster prototyping. We talk about the business implications and how this new pace can dramatically reduce time to solution, transforming stakeholder expectations. Embracing an Iterative Approach [00:32:18 - 00:34:47] Change can be uncomfortable, but necessary. We dive into the shift from a traditional approach to iterative design, exploring the benefits and challenges it brings and how it encourages continuous learning and adaptation. The Age of Nano Sims [00:45:25 - 00:48:50] Say goodbye to massive simulations and hello to the era of 'nano Sims'. Learn about the rise of small, digestible learning experiences, their benefits, and why they should be your go-to approach for learning in this dynamic landscape. Getting Started with AI in L&D [00:57:24 - 00:59:35] How does one jump into this new AI-infused reality? We discuss practical steps, starting points and strategies to help you and your organization effectively step into this exciting new era of learning and development. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/learningtechtalks/support

Mark Abshire has had a very long history in 3D printing. Beginning as a Rapid Prototyping manager at Texas Instruments, he was one of the first users of stereolithography in the world. He later on went to perform applications engineering at 3D Systems before joining Sony for its foray into 3D printing. Later, he worked for DSM Somos. Mark is a wealth of information on 3D printing and has a deep love for the Additive Manufacturing Users Group (AMUG). On this episode of the 3DPOD, he discusses why you should go to the annual AMUG Conference and why it is relevant. Mark also shares a just a piece of the many wonderful tales he has about a life in 3D printing.

KeePass Vulnerability Imperils Master Passwords 3 Common Initial Attack Vectors Account for Most Ransomware Campaigns Montana becomes 1st state to ban TikTok Rapid prototyping for the years to come Sit and Surf: High-tech benches bridge digital divide 5 ways security testing can aid incident response Heather Dahl, CEO of Indicio talks about taking control of your identity data. Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curtis Franklin Guest: Heather Dahl Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-enterprise-tech. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: Miro.com/podcast Melissa.com/twit CDW.com/Cisco

KeePass Vulnerability Imperils Master Passwords 3 Common Initial Attack Vectors Account for Most Ransomware Campaigns Montana becomes 1st state to ban TikTok Rapid prototyping for the years to come Sit and Surf: High-tech benches bridge digital divide 5 ways security testing can aid incident response Heather Dahl, CEO of Indicio talks about taking control of your identity data. Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curtis Franklin Guest: Heather Dahl Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-enterprise-tech. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: Miro.com/podcast Melissa.com/twit CDW.com/Cisco

KeePass Vulnerability Imperils Master Passwords 3 Common Initial Attack Vectors Account for Most Ransomware Campaigns Montana becomes 1st state to ban TikTok Rapid prototyping for the years to come Sit and Surf: High-tech benches bridge digital divide 5 ways security testing can aid incident response Heather Dahl, CEO of Indicio talks about taking control of your identity data. Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curtis Franklin Guest: Heather Dahl Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-enterprise-tech. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: Miro.com/podcast Melissa.com/twit CDW.com/Cisco

KeePass Vulnerability Imperils Master Passwords 3 Common Initial Attack Vectors Account for Most Ransomware Campaigns Montana becomes 1st state to ban TikTok Rapid prototyping for the years to come Sit and Surf: High-tech benches bridge digital divide 5 ways security testing can aid incident response Heather Dahl, CEO of Indicio talks about taking control of your identity data. Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curtis Franklin Guest: Heather Dahl Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-enterprise-tech. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: Miro.com/podcast Melissa.com/twit CDW.com/Cisco

In this episode, host Bidemi Ologunde spoke with Nicholas "Nick" Hughes, the  CEO of EITR Technologies, a services company that deals with DevSecOps platforms, automation, cloud cybersecurity, and lots more.During the conversation, the topic of Rapid Prototyping was discussed in depth, focusing on its ability to expedite development efforts. Rapid Prototyping is a highly effective method for quickly creating proof of concepts, which Nick's company achieves through the use of Plugin Oriented Programming (POP). Nick went on to explain that POP involves dividing a project into smaller, more manageable components known as "plugins," which can be developed and tested independently. This strategy speeds up the development process and enables rapid iteration and testing of ideas. Additionally, the discussion emphasized the significance of comprehending where Rapid Prototyping fits into the development process, and how it can assist in justifying larger development initiatives. Furthermore, startups can utilize Rapid Prototyping to shorten their time-to-market, manage scope creep, evaluate cost/benefit trade-offs, and address budget and resource constraints.==============Organize your work and life, finally.Become focused, organized, and calm with Todoist. The world's #1 task manager and to-do list app.Start for free=======Receive $25 off orders of $149+ with code SWAPSRF at Snake River Farms!Whether you're a seasoned veteran or a beginner to beef, the pioneers of American Wagyu have got you covered with $25 off your order.Shop Delicious Meats Now=======Turn your Airtable or Google Sheets into modern business tools you need.Softr lets you stop waiting for developers. Build software without devs. Blazingly fast. Trusted by 100,000+ teams worldwide.Start building now.=======Sesame Care - Doctor appointments as low as $19.Find the best price for the highest quality physicians. Book an appointment in minutes.Get Started=======Compliantly hire anyone, anywhere, in 5 minutes with Deel.Deel is your one-stop shop for hiring, paying, and managing your remote team. We stay on top of local labor laws across the world to ensure compliance and mitigate risk so that you don't have to.Get Started=======Shut The Box Game.Dating back to 12th century France, sailors cherished playing Shut The Box Game. In modern times whether you're camping with friends or relaxing with family, you'll have endless fun with this easy-to-learn game! Buy 2, Get 1 Free, plus free shipping within the United States.Get Started=======Support the show

3D-Drucker üben eine starke Faszination aus: Scheinbar aus dem Nichts entstehen Schicht für Schicht Formen, Figuren und Bauteile. Doch nach dem Hype kam die Ernüchterung. Für ein Massenprodukt sind 3D-Drucker zu komplex. Hersteller und Anwender reden inzwischen Klartext, was machbar ist und wo die Grenzen sind. Für Hobbyisten, Nerds und Konstrukteure sind sie dennoch ein erschwingliches Tool, um individuelle Projekte umzusetzen. Und wer selbst keinen 3D-Drucker anschaffen möchte, kann seine Modelle bei einem Dienstleister fertigen lassen. Im c't uplink geben wir Einblick, wie 3D-Drucker heute praktisch genutzt werden, ob im Makerspace, Ingenieursbüro oder in der Industrie. Es gibt verschiedene 3D-Druckverfahren mit kryptischen Abkürzungen (FDM, SLA, SLS, …), die jeweils ihre Vor- und Nachteile haben. Und für jedes Druckverfahren gibt es auch unterschiedliche Materialien, ob Kunststoff-Filamente, Kunstharze oder Metallpulver. Im c't uplink erklärt 3D-Druck-Veteranin und c't-Redakteurin Pina Merkert, wie sich die Verfahren unterscheiden und für welchen Einsatzzweck sich welches Material eignet. Wenn schon Do-it-yourself, dann schon richtig, dachte sich c't-Redakteur Michael Link. Er ist mit einem 3D-Drucker-Bausatz in die Materie eingestiegen und druckt Nützliches für seine anderen Hobbies. Was man bei der Wahl eines 3D-Druckers bedenken sollte und wie die ersten Schritte in der additiven Fertigung gelingen, berichtet er Moderator Keywan Tonekaboni im c't uplink.

(3:00) - 3D printing with bacteria-loaded ink produces bone-like compositesThis episode was brought to you by Mouser, our favorite place to get electronics parts for any project, whether it be a hobby at home or a prototype for work. Click HERE to learn about how additive manufacturing is being leveraged in the medical industry from bone replacement to dental guides!

Broadcasting from the Texas Manufacturing Assistance Center (TMAC) Conference on October 7, 2022 in Mansfield, Texas. In this episode we will talk in-studio with:Texas State Representative David CookChute Help/Bot Bros co-founder Austin LaramoreMethodist Mansfield Medical Center CEO Juan Fresquez, andBell Flight Bell VP of Rapid Prototyping & Manufacturing Innovation Glen IsbellBe sure to listen to all three episodes of the TMAC Conference!

Hello And Welcome to the 35th Tech@Lunch Full Episode. The full-length episodes are 30 minutes in length that span the duration of a lunch break. This week's Lunch topic is Firmware. This week's episode looks at the Firmware that controls the systems involved In Rapid Prototyping and how it impacts manufacturing and service provider industries ranging from IT to the 3d Printing Namespace. We discuss some recent changes in firmware design, how it is used and generally what it is, and how people interact and get involved with it.  So join us as we dive into Rapid Prototyping. Join us on the Vulcanara Technology Solutions Youtube Channel for new videos.

Continuing our series on Education in Design and Tech, today we are joined by the prolific inventor, conservationist, student, and educator Cesar Jung-Harada. Cesar is the Founder and Director of “MakerBay”, a Hong Kong network of innovation centers and the Founder and CEO of the ocean robotic startup “Scoutbots” developing ocean sensors and transportation technology to explore and protect the oceans. Cesar is also a TED Senior Fellow and his most popular talk has about 2 million views, and has been translated into more than thirty languages. He was the opening speaker of the 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference about ocean innovation. Cesar's current research includes Impact Invention, Social Innovation, Critical and Speculative Design, ocean exploration and conservation technologies, and creative community building. Cesar is a Senior Lecturer for the Design+ Bachelor of Arts and Sciences Programme. He teaches both technical and theoretical aspects of design with an emphasis on inventions with social and environmental impact. He was trained in Design Thinking by George Kembel (co-founder of Stanford d-School) and in Rapid Prototyping by Tom Chi (co-founder of Google X). He is also a dear friend to the Supplyframe DesignLab community, and was a 2020 Hackaday Prize Judge. Today we discuss what inspired Cesar to pursue a life in design, conservation, and education, his brilliant teaching work with folks of all ages, and the tangible impact he is having on our oceans through innovative design. You can follow @Supplyframe and @Hackaday on Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube, and Twitter, and @SupplyframeDesignLab on Instagram and Twitter. The BOM is a Supplyframe podcast hosted by Majenta Strongheart, written, produced, and edited by Frank Driscoll and co-edited by Daniel Ferera. Executive producers are Ryan Tillotson and Tyler Nielsen. Theme music is by Ana Hogben, with show art by Thomas Schneider. Special thanks to Giovanni Salinas, Bruce Dominguez, Thomas Woodward, Jin Kumar, Jordon Clark, Matt Gunn, the entire Supplyframe Team, and you, our wonderful listeners.

Hello And Welcome to the 34th Tech@Lunch Full Episode. The full-length episodes are 30 minutes in length that span the duration of a lunch break. This week's Lunch topic is Rapid Prototyping. This week's episode looks at Rapid Prototyping and how it impacts manufacturing and service provider industries ranging from IT to the 3d Printing Namespace. We discuss some ideas we have to integrate 3D printers and advanced additive manufacturing principles into Industry 4.0 and manufacturing environments.  So join us as we dive into Rapid Prototyping. Join us on the Vulcanara Technology Solutions Youtube Channel for new videos.

Key Things Discussed The crucial mindset shift that must occur in shifting to a new model. Three components necessary to set teams up for long-term success. Data analytics, education and why OKRs depend on bringing teams along. Common organizational problems that OKRs quickly uncover and highlight. Elements to develop and instill for better (not more) management. The pitfalls of a cascading management style. Setting the stage for successful OKR implementation. Show Notes [00:02:44] A quick hello to this episode's guest, OKR expert Felipe Castro. [00:03:59] Why OKR? Customers give lots of reasons – ranging from weak (the boss read a book or everyone's doing it) to borderline vague (accountability or transparency). [00:04:36] The Tinkerbell Approach: The common misperception (or delusion!) that a little bit of fairy dust is all it takes to take a traditional enterprise to Google-level OKR success. [00:05:34] Adopting OKR is not a goal in and of itself. It's a transformational tool to help organizations be more competitive, adaptive and normative in the 21st century. [00:06:19] Successful OKR implementations require that organizations do three key things: Demonstrate commitment and consistency over time. Learn how to execute the system in practice. Accept that old models and experience will have to be unlearned.   [00:07:36] Three components necessary to set teams up for success:  Access to the data (liberate it from the silos!). Clarity about the core business metrics and strategy. Knowledge of data analytics and statistics. [00:09:44] Felipe shares some of the common organizational problems that OKRs quickly uncover and highlight: Lack of clarity about goals. Lack of grounding in the strategy behind projects. Managers who don't provide clear context. [00:11:04] Elements to develop and instill for better (not more) management: Leadership (based on new rather than old business models) Problem-solving skills. An ability to both offer and communicate trust. Permission to get inspired and inspire others. [00:14:32] Felipe explains why part of the beauty in OKRs is that they don't take a one-size-fits all approach. Rather, it's a flexible philosophy that can be tailored and tweaked based on a huge range of factors across industries and organizational cultures.  [00:18:44] OKRs may vary, but there remain common foundational building blocks.  [00:19:44] Felipe shares his take on cascading management: 100% top-down. Lacks agility. Creates silos. Discourages inter-departmental collaboration. Fails to provide clearly defined, measurable goals. [00:24:44] It's a journey! Felipe explains the (necessarily imperfect) process of establishing OKRs and bringing everyone along. [00:27:52] Stumbling Blocks: Felipe shares one OKR scenario that commonly occurs at large companies (overattachment to a business case or spreadsheet) and another that often besets smaller companies (data availability bias). [00:31:02] Better tools create better outcomes. But not without a holistic approach that includes a commitment to educating and enabling teams.  [00:33:44] Don't leave talent on the table! Give teams the tools they need! [00:35:06] Elements that set the stage for successful OKR implementation: Ensure that teams understand the metrics and data fundamentals. Establish weekly one-to-ones for continuous feedback. Ongoing coaching and development. Adoption of advanced engineering technologies to improve processes. Regular customer feedback interviews. Established systems to test, experiment and collect data for nimble decision-making. [00:39:30] Felipe shares his evolving thoughts on what capabilities are critical to successful OKR implementation at traditional organizations, including the need for a bridge between old and new business models (in spite of inevitable hiccups and cultural challenges). [00:43:30] The Finer Points of Performance: Standards for evaluation are as variable as team and individual roles, responsibilities and contributions. Beware tying bonus structures and compensation to measures that are inefficient, inaccurate or illogical. [00:49:59] Why individual goals can be a huge liability and disincentive. [00:51:22] Defining calibration and how it level sets performance reviews. [00:52:44] Quick Fire Questions for Felipe: What do you appreciate most about your team? Passion and commitment. What is your greatest dream and its associated deadline? To facilitate a second edition (with new contributions/examples) of the classic John Doerr book, "Measure What Matters: The revolutionary movement behind the explosive growth of Intel, Google, Amazon and Uber." No deadline since it's up to the author!  Can you describe an experience or situation that made you proud? It's a feeling that arises whenever organizations adopt, evangelize for and continue to use OKR tools in the long term – which fortunately for Felipe has been a common occurrence! What's the most important word of advice you can give people who want to try OKRs but feel wary? They are not a “to do” list. It's about the outcomes you want to achieve and creating data-driven, measurable benefits for your customers, your company and your employees. Relevant links "Powerful: Building a Culture of Freedom and Responsibility," by Patty McCord, former head of people at Netflix. Simon Senek's Website Felipe's Interview with Itamar Gilad. Intuit Founder Scott Cook @Khan Academy. "High Output Management," by Andy Grove, former CEO at Intel. YouTube: Tom Chi on "Rapid Prototyping and Product Management." "Measure What Matters: The revolutionary movement behind the explosive growth of Intel, Google, Amazon and Uber," by John Doerr. About Our Guest:Felipe Castro is an OKR Trainer. He helps organizations transform how they use goals by adopting OKR, the Silicon Valley framework for goal setting. He created the OKR Cycle, a simple method to avoid OKR's most common pitfalls.Follow Our Guest:Website | LinkedIn  Follow Dreams With Deadlines:Host | Company Website | Blog | Instagram | Twitter

A top level overview of rapid prototyping. This episode goes over some general techniques/ideas as well as provides some companies to work with for quick turn parts.The two companies mentioned in this episode (no affiliation):ProtolabsXometryMusic by Guidon from Pixabay.Copyright 2022 Design30 LLC.

Hello members and subscribers! The eleventh Moonshots Master episode is here and we are diving into Entrepreneurship and Rapid Prototyping!!Rapidly getting us into the mindset of trying and testing, we start with Walt Disney as he discusses how to use prototyping to find success. We then hear from the genius of Dyson, Sir James Dyson, who reflects on how the journey to innovation takes time. We are fully inspired after hearing Tom Wujec's breakdown on how digital and physical methods of building products are uniting into the Future of Making.Now we're ready to prototype, let's learn from Whittlesea Tech School as they help inform what makes a prototype different to a product, and a description of what exactly a prototype is. We revisit Sir James Dyson again, as he speaks on the importance of prototypes to prove your technology works, as well as how to embrace and track failures.In our final chapter we dig into the Sprint process with Jake Knapp, who breaks down how to begin prototyping with your team today. We also hear from Angus Deveson from Maker's Muse as he discusses how to create and build physical prototypes that you should test to failure. We end our deep dive into rapid prototyping with the superstar himself, Tom Chi, who relives a story on iterating and stress testing any business model, and how it is the true essence of entrepreneurship.★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Hello And Welcome to the 21st Tech@Lunch Full Episode. The full-length episodes are 30 minutes in length that span the duration of a lunch break. This week's Lunch topic is 3D Printing Slicing. In this week's episode, we talk with John about 3D printing slicing and how it is used to create the 3D printed objects that we see being produced by the 3D printer. When looking at the slicer software we look at how it can be applied to STEM education and Rapid Prototyping. We also look at the different uses for the different types of 3D printing slicing techniques from infill amount to infill design and construction. In this episode, we talk about how you can use the different types of 3D printing slicing options to make the best out of a 3D printer. So join us as we dive into the world of 3D printing and slicing. Check out our Youtube Channel

Subscribe here: https://anchor.fm/moonshotmasterseries Hello members and subscribers! The eleventh Moonshots Master episode is here and we are diving into Entrepreneurship and Rapid Prototyping!! Rapidly getting us into the mindset of trying and testing, we start with Walt Disney as he discusses how to use prototyping to find success. We then hear from the genius of Dyson, Sir James Dyson, who reflects on how the journey to innovation takes time. We are fully inspired after hearing Tom Wujec's breakdown on how digital and physical methods of building products are uniting into the Future of Making.

About Suman Das and DDM Systems: Founder of DDM Systems, a Silicon Valley venture backed digital manufacturing company. Entrepreneur in the commercialization of disruptive technologies for additive manufacturing. Chair Professor of Advanced Manufacturing Systems at Georgia Tech with broad expertise in advanced and additive manufacturing techniques. Thirty years of experience in research, design, development, and optimization of additive manufacturing techniques for polymers, high temperature metals, ceramics, and composites with applications in aerospace turbine engines, resorbable implants for tissue regeneration, precision investment casting ceramic molds, polymer nanocomposites, and solid oxide fuel cells. Expert in equipment and process design, and process control for additive manufacturing. Materials processing expertise involving various lasers and length scales as well as large-area laser microfabrication and nanofabrication, maskless photopolymerization, and maskless lithography. Specialties: Direct Digital Manufacturing, Additive Manufacturing, 3-D Printing, Direct Part Manufacturing, Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, Laser Microfabrication and Nanofabrication, Photopolymerization, Maskless Lithography, Rapid Prototyping, Design and Manufacturing, Lasers, Laser Materials Processing, Biomaterials, Biomedical Implants, Tissue Engineering, Aerospace materials and structures, Superalloys, Fuel Cells. Additive Manufacturing of Ceramics, Nickel-base Superalloys, Polymers and Polymer Nanocomposites. DDM Systems is an Atlanta-based additive manufacturing and 3D printing startup. The company was founded in 2012 by Suman Das and John Halloran to rapidly commercialize LAMP™and SLE™, two disruptive manufacturing technologies with immediate applications in the aerospace and industrial gas turbines sectors. Large Area Maskless Photopolymerization (LAMP™) is a breakthrough additive technology for the tool-less, on-demand and affordable direct digital manufacturing (DDM) of ceramic cores and integral-cored shell molds for investment casting of high-precision, high-performance turbine engine hot-section components such as airfoils. LAMP produced ceramic cores are fully compatible with current investment casting foundry practices. Scanning Laser Epitaxy (SLE™) builds upon over two decades of metal powder bed-based laser additive manufacturing experience and achieves a breakthrough in manufacture and repair of high-value turbine engine hot-section components made of non-weldable superalloys. SLE achieves controlled epitaxial deposition of equiaxed (EQ), directionally-solidified (DS) and single-crystal (SX) materials to produce fully dense, crack-free structures. This capability surpasses existing metal additive techniques. In response to the rapidly growing demand for both technologies, DDM Systems will deliver commercial systems in 2015.

Hello And Welcome to the nineteenth Tech@Lunch Full Episode. The full-length episodes are 30 minutes in length that span the duration of a lunch break. This week's Lunch topic is 3D Printing Materials. In this week's episode, we talk with John about 3D printing Materials and how they can be applied to STEM education and Rapid Prototyping. We also look at the different uses for the different types of 3D printing materials from teaching complex shapes to engineering challenges that could not be accomplished elsewhere. In this episode, we talk about how you can use the different types of 3D printing materials for rapid prototyping and design. So join us as we dive into the world of 3D printing and its materials. Check out our Youtube Channel

In Episode 23, The Occupational Philosophers chat with Mike Parsons - This guy is one curious cat. He's left a footprint across the globe with multiple careers in music, advertising, design, technology and innovation.  Since quitting university after seven weeks, Mike has gone on to achieve remarkable feats. He launched Australia's first internet radio station, lived and worked in Europe and USA, claimed a Guinness Book of Record and sold his Silicon Valley Startup. Mike is currently the Chief Executive Officer at Qualitance. Together with over 200 staff, he helps clients build future growth products - from banks in Europe to Ford Motors in Australia and Anastasia Beverly Hills in the USA. During his time in advertising, Mike won many global awards - DA&D Pencils, Cannes Lion's, Effie's – even a TED award. His talks span innovation, marketing and embracing change in the business world. He's passionate about understanding how to unlock the value in Design Thinking, Lean Startup, Rapid Prototyping, and Agile Development in a world defined by technology and data. He's appeared on CNN and the FT. Mike's Moonshots Podcast has over 50,000 monthly listeners (that's a lot of fans) and goes behind the scenes of the world's greatest superstars, thinkers and entrepreneurs to discover the secrets to their success. In this episode, they explore: What 3 things unite some of the most creative, innovative and entrepreneurial minds of our time Why mindset and working ‘on yourself' is crucial to success in any endeavour How visual storytelling and rapid prototyping helps people get on the same wavelength at speed  How to introduce structured learning into your teams and organisation The conditions you need to cultivate creativity and innovation What are the Moonshot questions which create a 10x transformation?  As always, there is an original thought experiment and this time they ask Mike: Moonshot or Moonshit? There is so much goodness in this episode and we hope you enjoy the chat with Mike as much as we did.   Learn more about Mike https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikeparsons/ https://mikeparsons.net/  https://www.moonshots.io/ https://qualitance.com/   References https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ailsa_Craig https://spaceplace.nasa.gov/all-about-the-moon  

Kyle Joyce became an entrepreneur at the age of 15. He realized quickly that his mission is to solve problems. Since then, he went on to building multiple successful businesses, including a UI/UX studio for startups and a clothing design shop . His latest venture lies in the intersection between Web 3 and social network.  On today's episode, he talks about why you need to rapid prototype and the concrete steps to building a product from scratch with no technical expertise.  You can reach out to Kyle for any questions or advice on his Linkedin.  Link to his ventures:  https://www.wowsee.me/ https://www.enverexperience.com/ https://joinentre.com/ https://www.enverstudio.com/   We would love to hear your feedback and if you would like to be featured on a future episode. Please message us on Instagram. Stay updated and follow us on Linkedin - - - - - - - - -  Show notes:  (4:50) Take advantage of UI Kits  (6:00) Innovate when you have to, copy when you don't have to  (7:00) Why you need to design and create features as fast as possible  (7:48) Step by step guide to prototyping  (10:00) What tools to use if you have no technical expertise  (17:30) Areas that will be disrupted by Web 3  (18:22) The problem with blockchain gaming (21:52) Action steps to starting a Web 3 startup  (28:54) The Basement Entrepreneur questions  

A conversation with Luke Chatelain, former VP of Innovation and Digital Product at West Elm, about the agile approach and adaptive mindset he's used to 'work with ambiguity' and build some killer products for brands like West Elm, Nike, and more.

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In this podcast, Matthew Hull, User Experience Director for AndPlus, addresses important considerations about prototyping software solutions and the value of rapid prototyping to both startups with a great idea and mature organizations needing a new or upgraded software products. During this rapid prototyping podcast Matt discusses, who needs prototyping, the tools and processes around rapid prototyping, how best to work with a prototype development team, ...and much more.   Join Matt in the podcast and learn more about the role of rapid prototyping in creating great user experiences that dive organizational value.

How passionate are you about your work team? Are they the reason you joined the company and what makes your work exceptional? In this episode of MindSET, we are talking with Trip Ferguson, Director of Manufacturing at Dynetics, a Leidos company. “I want to be surrounded by the smartest people in the industry, and I believe Dynetics provides that, and I feel very confident that the resources will be available for me to succeed.”Trip leads the team responsible for safety, quality supply and manufacturing operations at Dynetics, and he's very vocal about his belief in their capabilities, in particular their unique process for design, rapid prototyping and manufacturing. And this team is exceptional. They have perfected a collaborative approach to designing, prototyping, and manufacturing incredibly complex solutions like weapon systems to cables and harnesses. Working together at the Huntsville, AL, location, the team is able to take their customers' requirements from design to prototype and get them up to rigid government standards and international standards in an accelerated timeline.“Our technicians are highly qualified. If there's one thing that separates Dynetics from everyone else it's we have the best people. We have frontline employees that have full ownership in what we do. And they're all trained to meet and exceed industry standards.”On today's podcast:How Dynetics uses rapid prototyping to solve complex problemsCore capabilities of Dynetics and its manufacturing operations teamWhat projects are best suited for rapid prototypingThe biggest opportunities and challenges related to rapid prototypingWhat sets the Dynetics team apart from competitors

Welcome to Episode 41 Sponsored by Goodman Models. Hosts Stuart Clark Anthony Goodman ********* LATEST NEWS We have been busy…… Several new video reviews, etc. Moscato Hobby Models – Quincy Row Review https://scalemodelpodcast.com/review/smp-kit-review-1-mhm-1-72-quincy-row/ Super Stand Review https://scalemodelpodcast.com/review/super-stand-review/ The podcast is now available on Spotify You can also subscribe via email to new posts on the website which includes podcast episodes as well as other things like new video content. Goodman Models Super Sanding Single Giveaway winner: Chad Salmi! Chad submitted two WIPs a Monogram/Revell 1/48 B-25J gun nose nearly complete and new mould 1/32 Revell BF-109g-6 *************************************** MAILBAG Stuart Malone wrote in to tell us about a show announcement. He's President of IPMS Great Plains and KCCON 2020 is coming up March 14, 2020. http://www.ipmsgreatplains.org/KCCon2020.aspx *************************************** LATEST HOBBY ANNOUNCEMENTS Cancellation of the 59th Shizuoka Hobby Show https://www.hobby-shizuoka.com/ With many Chinese factories closed there will be delays and shortages of some items out of China. 2020 NWSM Show http://www.ascalecanadian.com/2020/02/2020-nwsm-february-show.html Special Hobby MD-3 Ground Power Unit in 1/32 http://www.specialhobby.info/2020/02/md-3-ground-power-unit-in-132-cmk-resin.html Revell March https://www.themodellingnews.com/2020/02/revells-march-new-kits-made-up-in-our.html#more Trumpeter Feb./Mar. http://www.trumpeter-china.com/index.php?g=home&m=article&a=show&id=174 Aoshima HMS Jervis 1/700 https://www.scalemates.com/kits/aoshima-057643-hms-jervis-super-detail–1269475 Kitty Hawk announcing a 1/48 Ka52 https://www.scalemates.com/kits/kitty-hawk-kh80123-ka-52-hokum-b-alligator–1270450 Bandai March releases https://bandai-hobby.net/schedule/202003/ Various new things from Areon Models https://www.scalemates.com/brands/areon-models–11693 P-Bandai is coming to USA (and presumably Canada)! https://www.bluefinbrands.com/blog/post/bandai-hobby-and-tamashii-items-are-coming-to-premium-bandai-us What's hot at Scalemates.com https://www.scalemates.com/kits/hot.php *************************************** WHAT'S THE SCOOP Local London store